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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1963
Page
2
Kansas City AP reports hogs firm with barrows and gilts up to 25 higher, 1 3 190 240 lb range at 16.25 16.75, sows 13.75 14.25. Cattle calves and sheep show varied demand, cows steady, lambs 18.00 18.50, ewes 6.50 7.50. Prices for hides and creams listed with small fabric of miscellaneous dairy items.
New York AP reports cattle and calf prices holding steady to higher as 700 to 900 pound steer and heifer calves show gains. Market activity included varied stock movement with 4.8 million shares traded and a mix of cattle classes from slaughter to feeder stock. Additional notices report local obituaries for Emma Clark and James Ellis with funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary.
Glen C. Kimbrough 64 Topeka died yesterday at Topeka Veterans Hospital born Rich Hill Missouri January 22 1899 lived in Topeka 40 years former salesman Standard Brands Meyercord Decal Ray Beers Clothing World War I veteran American Legion survivor two sons Jack Topeka and Richard Dallas aunt Mrs H D Hunter Chanute three grandchildren Funeral 930 am Friday Wall Dowden Topeka graveside Elmwood Cemetery Chanute 2 pm Friday
Duplicate bridge player Bobby Gene Curtsinger pleaded guilty in police court to vagrancy and was sentenced to 10 days in county jail. A coyote drive and lunch are planned Sunday by Sorghum Valley Grange with public invited. Judith Marie Clough of Buffalo joined Pi Beta honorary society at Pittsburg State College. Burial services and obituaries feature several local residents with services held in Chanute, Buffalo, and Humboldt area churches.
In Kansas City, AP reports egg, poultry and butter prices remained unchanged. No shifts in consumer costs observed this period.
Norton, Kansas AP reports Tolla D. Bolyard a 63 year old Bird City farmer received two consecutive life sentences for the killings of two neighbors in a boundary dispute.
Chicago AP reports butter steady and eggs steady to firm with mixed quality whites and various grade levels holding or rising 70 percent or better. Prices show 36s for whites 36, mediums 34, standards 33, dirties 29 and checks 28.
In Independence Iowa 11 Amish parents face new charges for failing to comply with Iowa school laws after a dispute over two private Amish schools near Hazleton. Warrants will be served and bonds posted. some may be jailed if they refuse. Also noted is the 1914 McMahon line between India and Tibet.
Admission and discharge notes list patients at Neosho Memorial Hospital on Monday Wednesday and today including Walter Wimberry Stephanie S Oberg and Odis Eatherly with surgeries and medical cases. District Court filings include Williamson Dickie Co versus Ern est Griggs and United Factors with judgments and partition action involving Leon Carroll and Grace Carroll among others. Marriage licenses issued for James Anderson Moore with Catherine Wintaugh and Thomas Hughes with Sharon Bowman.
Sen. Wayne Morse orders immediate Senate inquiry into reports of a round the clock Cuban arms buildup. State Department officials to appear first before the Latin American Affairs subcommittee. Keating cites confirmed information of MIG fighters and torpedo boats, while officials say construction is defensive and normal.
Mr and Mrs Roy Romig hosted a fish dinner with son Dale Romig Nancy and Diana from Wichita and others in Chanute Hum boldt and Colony. A birthday luncheon honored Mrs Marion Marion in Humboldt with attendees from Chanute and Dewey. John H Barney attended a three day State Farm conference. Joe Melnyk joined Topeka meetings on economic growth and chamber executives.
Potwin Kansas early today a young city marshal drove off two would be safecrackers during a post office safe robbery attempt. Marshal Donald Smith 28 said one man fired at him as he confronted them in an alley behind the post office. He returned fire four times but no hits were reported. The burglars fled to their car and sped away. Investigators said the safe's knob had been knocked off and the door tampered with but the strong box remained closed. Postal inspectors joined the inquiry.
Den 1 Pack 3 met Monday evening with their new den mother Mrs Leo Lewis 103 at St Peters Lutheran church. Burial will be in Mount Hope cemetery. Price Funeral Home Humboldt in Chanute is in charge of arrangements. Larry Rowan is buckskin keeper. The group discussion covered touring places and physical fitness exercises.
City treasurer A W Burton reports year end 1962 balances and receipts. Shows fund balances for Bond and Interest Water Revenue and General funds, with overdrawn accounts and bonded indebtedness totaling $133,000.00. Indicates balances carried forward for September 30 and December 31, 1962.
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